Merry Christmas

This is the time of year when you can lis­ten to the old songs and still be hip. 

Christ­mas time is the best time of the year, a time when you can watch Mir­a­cle on 34th street. 

Chil­dren can watch Frosty the snow­man, all the clas­sics and all the great tast­ing food. 

More than any­thing else it is about the birth of a sav­ior a man who laid down his life for you. 

This year, as in the past there has been an ongo­ing attack on Christ­mas, from the dec­o­rat­ed trees to 
any belief that does not agree with what they think you should believe in. 

It is no longer pop­u­lar or even per­mit­ted in many places to say Mer­ry Christ­mas, yet they can say any­thing they want to say and its ok. 

They can have all man­ner of mon­sters, ghouls and gob­lins, and its ok, but the moment you have an orig­i­nal thought they will pounce upon you and attempt to do every­thing they can do to take away your free­dom of speech, your free­dom of choice and your free­dom to do what ever you want to do. 

They expect to have the free­dom to do what they want to do but they will not be tol­er­ant of any­thing you want to do. 

They expect for you to be tol­er­ant of the way they behave but they will not tol­er­ate you at all. 

This is not only stu­pid but evil and where  ever and when ever you see it, refuse to do busi­ness with that com­pa­ny. 

If it is a bank take your mon­ey out of it, If it is a retail store, refuse to buy any­thing from them, that is your choice and they can­not take it away from you. 

Most of all Mer­ry Christ­mas because they can­not take away your voice though they might try.